Sri Lanka - Women Only Tour

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Reach on day 1 by 2 PM

Depart on last day after 8 PM (You will be dropped to the airport by 6 PM)

Airport: Colombo Bandaranaike International Airport

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• Day 1: Dinner
• Day 2: Breakfast
• Day 3: Breakfast
• Day 4: Breakfast
• Day 5: Breakfast
• Day 6: Breakfast
• Day 7: Breakfast

Please note:

• Meals provided in trips can be either À la carte or buffet
• By default, all meals are vegetarian
• Any non veg dishes / alcoholic beverages can be added at an additional cost.
• Sometimes meals are non-vegetarian where vegetarian food is difficult to arrange.
• Wander Womaniya tour buddy will assist you to get vegetarian meal options during the trip.
• Any meals not mentioned here will be at an additional cost, payable directly during the trip.

• Slip-on shoes or Sandals
• Hiking shoes
• A water bottle
• Mosquito repellent
• Sunscreen
• Prescribed Medicines
• Rain gear (jacket, rain fly, dry sacs, umbrella)
• A sweater or sweatshirt
• Warm weather clothing
• Bathing suit
• Sarong or quick-dry towel
• Camera, charger, Power bank
• International Charging Plug
• Currency in Cash
• Passport
• Sunglasses

The average temperatures will range from 28 Degree Celsius to 32 Degree Celsius with an average temperature of 29 Degree Celsius, making it a favourable time to be visited by tourists with some showers expected almost every day. The rains however are lesser than other months, making it a good time to travel.

Shortlisted Hotels:

Colombo : The Ocean Colombo / Ramada or Similar

Welligama: W15 or Similar

Ella: Hotel Hill Crest or Similar (Guest House - Property in Ella is not going to have many amentiies as it will be boutique / guest house)

Nuwara Eliya: CheRiz Boutique / Araliya Red or Similar

Kandy : Skyloft Hotel Kandy / Mount Blue Kandy or Similar

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We generally operate small groups which has approx 5 - 15 members.

You can join solo, and we will pair you with another solo female traveller if you book a double haring room.

Local Transportation is usually done via Tempo Travellers or Private Mini Buses (Comfortable with Air conditioners - except hills)

In some cases, we might also SUV / Public Volvo (Shared with travelers outside the group / Cars / Multi-utility vehicles, etc as per logistical requirements.

 NOTE: Normal Check-in and Check-out time is 03:00 PM and 12:00 noon respectively in hotels. Early check-in / Late Checkout is available at an extra cost.

NOTE: Airport transfer is at fixed time (depending on the majority of arrival and departure time of the group) - Any early or late transfer will be charged extra.

Visa approval or rejection is subject to embassy and your application.

We recommend booking refundable tickets in case of International Trips.

Sri Lanka gives e-visa to Indians. So it means you can simply book the flight and & do your visa formalities online 3-4 days before the trip. 

Apply for Sri Lanka Visa for Indians 

Palms, Tea & Sisterhood: Why Sri Lanka is a Secret Gem for Solo Women Travelers

Sri Lanka has something enchanting about it. It's the beat of waves on the coast, the embrace of mist across hilltops, the smell of spices off street stalls, and the faces of people greeting you as though you belong there.

But if you're a female who is going to travel alone, you may ask yourself—is Sri Lanka suitable for me?

We'll share a secret with you: not only is it safe and friendly, but with a women-only group such as Wander Womaniya, it's healing, empowering, and just plain fun. This women's tour of Sri Lanka for 7 days combines beaches, tea plantations, temples, and elephant adventures—making it a journey that honors nature, culture, and sisterhood.

Here’s why Sri Lanka should be at the top of your travel list—and why this curated group experience is the perfect way to do it.

The Bustling Welcome of Colombo

Touching down in Colombo, you’ll instantly feel the hum of tropical life—colorful tuk-tuks zipping past colonial-era buildings, street vendors dishing out hot kottu roti, and locals offering a warm “Ayubowan” greeting.

On this tour, you’ll kick things off with panoramic views from the iconic Lotus Tower, followed by a welcome dinner full of Sri Lankan flavor—crispy hoppers, spiced sambols, and fiery curries included.

But beyond the food and views, it’s that first “hello” from your tour buddy and fellow travellers that truly sets the tone. Within hours, strangers begin to feel like traveling sisters.

Galle, Weligama & the Southern Charm

From the capital, the route winds its way down along the coast to the old south heart: Galle.

Galle is this postcard-village come alive, with its Dutch-colonial architecture, decaying forts, and blue-forever ocean vistas. Cobblestone streets whisper of centuries of trade, and the sun setting behind the walls of the Galle Fort leaves one gasping at hues of tangerine and gold.

Next, relax at Mirissa or Weligama, where seaside life starts in earnest. Take the snorkeling or scuba dive, or go on a cruise to spot dolphins, or simply soak up the sun beneath a palm tree with a book and fresh coconut in hand.

Sunset at Coconut Hill, with palms so conveniently aligned above the sea, is an experience you will take back home.

Into the Lush Highlands: Ella & Nuwara Eliya

While the beach is Sri Lanka's pulse, the hill country is its soul. Traveling through Ella brings forward a scenery bound in green—tea plantations, waterfalls, and here and there, a train wrapping itself around hills.

For those early birds, an early morning climb up Little Adam's Peak is every step worthwhile. Drinking in the first rays of sun falling across the valley over a piping hot Ceylon tea? Travel magic in its purest form.

Then there's Nuwara Eliya, lovingly called "Little England" for its Victorian architecture and its cool climate. Take a promenade around Gregory Lake, take in the scent of eucalyptus, and time stands still.

Temples, Tea & Elephants: A Spiritual Pilgrimage in Kandy

No visit to Sri Lanka is complete without a visit to Kandy, the island's cultural capital. Here, tradition is deep-seated—most obviously in the Temple of the Sacred Tooth Relic, which is of great spiritual and political importance.

Walking barefoot along the incense-perfumed temple grounds, you'll experience a serene quietude that perfectly offsets the untamed coastlines and frenetic markets.

Before departing for Colombo, there's a special visit to Pinnawala Elephant Orphanage. Not a ride or a show, but learning, watching, and participating in ethical conservation. Feeding an elephant is a sweet, unforgettable experience—and a reminder of our common humanity, human and animal.

Why a Women-Only Tour?

Travelling with Wander Womaniya isn’t just about convenience—it’s about community. Whether you’re a seasoned globetrotter or planning your very first trip outside India, there’s comfort in knowing you’re surrounded by like-minded women, supported by a local female tour buddy, and free to be fully yourself.

It’s about late-night chats, spontaneous laughter, shared sarong shopping, and maybe even conquering your fear of deep water on a snorkeling trip—together.

You’re never alone, but always free.

Quick Notes for Your Travel Journal

• Trip Duration: 7 Days / 6 Nights (Colombo to Colombo)
• Best Time to Visit: September to April for pleasant weather
• Great For: Solo travellers, culture lovers, wildlife enthusiasts, beach bums, and tea aficionados
• Experiences You'll Adore: Sunrise treks, sunset beaches, temple tours, and tea tastings
• Safe for Women?: 100%. And even more so when you travel with a trusted group.

Final Thought: More Than Just a Vacation

This is not just a to-do list of sites—it's an opportunity to connect with the earth, with the past, and with yourself. From dancing barefoot along the shore to sitting quietly in a mountain top temple to bonding with a tribe of incredible women over laughter and tears—Sri Lanka alters you in little, deep-in-your-bones ways.

So, if you’ve been craving something real, refreshing, and unforgettable… pack your bags. Sri Lanka is waiting—and your girl gang is ready.